Edmonton Oilers winger Zach Hyman will miss at least the first three weeks of the 2025-26 season as he continues recovering from a wrist injury suffered during the Western Conference Final last May, head coach Kris Knoblauch told reporters Thursday.

Despite the injury, Hyman said he had been able to train his lower body in the offseason and is back on the ice on his own. The Oilers held their first on-ice sessions Thursday and will play two split-squad games against the Calgary Flames on Sunday to open the preseason.

The Edmonton Oilers are officially back on the ice for training camp, and they debuted some interesting new forward lines.

Training camps across the National Hockey League opened yesterday, and that included for the Edmonton Oilers. 55 players are on the roster for the 2025 edition of camp, a mix of both regulars and those with something to prove.

After shedding some weight over the summer, Oilers goalie Stuart Skinner is hoping the new, lighter version of himself will see more success on the ice and less criticism from the team's fanbase. The 26-year-old Edmonton native came into training camp at 215 pounds - 10 pounds lighter than last year - and said he wants to see improvement in his personal statistics.

The Edmonton Oilers have changed their tune from positive to negative in just over 24 hours when it comes to Zach Hyman.

The Edmonton Oilers will be without left winger Zach Hyman until early November following offseason wrist surgery, Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch confirmed Thursday per TSN’s Ryan Rishaug.

The Edmonton Oilers have put their trust in starting goaltender Stuart Skinner, who has backstopped them to two Stanley Cup finals, and they aren't set to move